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Quick Set-up Parameters 
 
Communication
Address 
Parameter 
Name & Function  Default Unit
Setting 
Range 
Control 
Mode 
RS232 RS485
Speed Loop Gain 1. ( Same function as Sn211) 
◆ 
qn501 
Speed loop gain has a direct effect on the frequency 
response bandwidth of the Speed-control loop.  
Without causing vibration or noise Speed-loop-gain can 
be increased to obtain a faster speed response. 
If Cn025 (load Inertia ratio) is correctly set, the 
speed-loop-bandwidth will equal to speed-loop-gain. 
40 Hz
10 
│ 
1500 
Pi 
Pe 
S 
530H 0401H
Speed-loop Integral time 1.  (Same function as Sn212)
◆ 
qn502 
Speed loop integral element can eliminate the steady 
speed error 
and react to even slight speed variations. 
Decreasing Integral time can improve system rigidity. 
The formula below shows the relationship between 
Integral time and Speed loop Gain. 
ainSpeedLoopG
tTimeConsntegrationSpeedLoopI
×
×≥
π
2
1
5tan
 
100 
x0.2
ms
1 
│ 
5000 
Pi 
Pe 
S 
531H 0402H
Speed Loop Gain 2.              (Same function as Sn213)
◆ 
qn503 
Refer to qn401 
40 Hz
10 
│ 
1500 
Pi 
Pe 
S 
53AH 0403H
Speed Loop Integration Time Constant 2.         
(Same function as Sn214) 
◆ 
qn504 
Refer to qn402 
100 
x0.2
ms
1 
│ 
5000 
Pi 
Pe 
S 
53BH 0404H
Position Loop Gain 1.           (Same function as Pn310)
◆ 
qn505 
Without causing vibration or noise on the mechanical 
system  the position loop gain value can  be increased 
to speed up response and shorten the positioning time.
Generally, the position loop bandwidth should not be 
higher then speed loop bandwidth. The relationship is 
according to the formula below:  
 
40 1/s
1 
│ 
1000 
Pi 
Pe 
55AH 0405H
Position Loop Gain 2                    (Same function as 
Pn311)
 
◆ 
qn506 
Please refer to qn405 
40 1/s
1 
│ 
1000 
Pi 
Pe 
551H 0406H
Position Loop Feed Forward Gain 
◆ 
qn507 
It can be used to reduce the follow up error of position 
control and speed up the response. 
If the feed forward gain is too large, it might cause 
speed 
Overshoot and in position oscillations which result in 
the repeated ON/OFF  operation of the output contact
INP(“In Position” output signal). 
0 %
0 
│ 
100 
Pi 
Pe 
55BH 0407H